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Vol. 6 No. 17 Sweetheart Royalty A "Sweetheart Ball" was held on February 10 to celebrate Valentine's Day in the Orem Student Center. The dance lasted from 8 to 12 p.m. Times & Seasons, a soft-rock band, provided the music. Sweetheart royalty was chosen at the ball. The Sweetheart Queen was Patricia Gale, UTC Student Charged Nichol Kim, a 19 year-old UTCP student from California was charged with second-degree murder in Orem City court last Monday in the shooting death of Hardy Raymond, another UTCP student. A preliminary hearing was scheduled for February 27 at 10 a.m. Bond was set at $25,000 cash or $50,000 property. Smoking The smoking lounge waa burglarized recently. Intramurals List Basketball Schedule The following is the schedule of the All College Tournament for Division A and AA. A Monday, Feb. 27 6:30 A Monday, Feb. 27 7:30 A Tuesday, Feb. 28 5:30 A Tuesday, Feb. 28 6:45 A Tuesday, Feb. 28 7:45 AA Tuesday, Feb. 28 9:00 AA Wednesday, Mar. 1 5:30 AA Wednesday, Mar. 1 6:45 AA Wednesday, Mar. 1 7:45 AA Wednesday, Mar. 1 9:00 A Thursday, Mar. 5:30 A Thursday, Mar. 2 6:45 AA Thursday, Mar. 2 7:45 A Thursday, Mar. 2 9:00 AA Monday, Mar. 6 6:30 AA Monday, Mar. 6 7:45 A Monday, Mar. 6 9:00 a first-year Clerk Typist major from Salem. Her attendants were Terri Brown and Tammy Sorenson. The King was Harly Johnson, a first-year Auto Mechanics major from Mapleton. His attendants were Gary Tolman and John Call. The Student Center was Michael Esplin, public defender, was appointed as Mr. Kim's lawyer. Detective Gary Guymon, investigating officer, said that the altercation took place at the residence of Mr. Kim, 660 N. 800 W., Orem. Mr. Raymond was allegedly shot once in the chest with a 22 calibre pistol at approximately 1:30 a.m., February 11. He lived at 1285 N. 200 W. 58. Lounge Burglarized -J- t , , r " :.'.: , t - - i. . . . -' Intramurals Basketball la the biggest event sponsored by the Intramurals Office. Photo by Richard Braun. UTAH TECHNICAL COLLEGE Chosen decorated in red and white, with white streamers and red hearts and cupids. The refreshments served included red punch and decorated Valentine cookies. "Boy, that punch was good!" exclaimed Laurie Hart, student-body vice-president. Although the band was "boring" in the words of Miss Hart, there was a fairly good turn-out at the affair. "It was a fair turn-out considering that all the wards and branches had activities that night," she said. She did admit however, that she believed that many of the people who bought tickets before the event didn't show up. "We should have had 20 couples there that bought their tickets early, and we didn't," she finished. By Karla Howlett On Wednesday, Feb. 8 between 4 a.m. and 7 a.m., someone wrenched the latch of the Provo campus smoking lounge. They broke the coke-a-cola machine taking about $25 in coins. Attempts of breaking into the fuzz-ball machine were made leaving it damaged. The school is planning on up-grading the smoking lounge in the near future and would like some good support from the students who use the facility in doing so, says Eric Frame, Director of Campus Police. AT PROVO Sweetheart royalty was announced at the Sweetheart Ball held Queen and her escort Harly Johnson was the King. Photo by Parking at Parking is again a problem for the UTCP populace. There just doesn't seem to be enough, especially in Provo. Eric Frame, director of campus police, revealed recently that much of the problem lies with Riviera Apartment. He said that many of their tenants come home after hours, have trouble finding a parking place, and park in UTCP's designated areas instead. He indicated that every morning there are at least a few cars from Riviera parked in UTCP parking areas. He believes that there is not adequate parking provided by Riviera Apartments. Riviera, on the other hand, denies this charge, saying that they are within the parking regulations imposed by city law. They admitted, however, that there should be more parking places for their tenants. One way they are trying to V UTCProvo alleviate this problem is through-reducing their six-men apartments to four men. They are also trying to buy the property of Stout Corporation next door, but it is tied up currently. The managers said they sent Schedule V Feb. 22-Basketball, UTCP vs Utah State at Logan, 7:30 p.m. Feb. 24-Basketball, UTCP vs CSI at Spanish Fork, 7:30 p.m. Feb. 24-Institute Dance, 8 p.m. Feb. 25-BasketbaIl, UTCP vs Weber at Ogden, 5:15 p.m. Mar. 3--ICC General Assembly, 12 noon Mar. 4-5-Institute DinnerGong Show at 7 p.m. February 17, 1978 recently. Patricia Gale was chosen as Richard Braun. Problem notices at the beginning of each term to their tenants to alert them to the "UTCP Only" parking areas. They also claimed that they have problems with UTCP students parking in their areas. of Events

Vol. 6 No. 17 Sweetheart Royalty A "Sweetheart Ball" was held on February 10 to celebrate Valentine's Day in the Orem Student Center. The dance lasted from 8 to 12 p.m. Times & Seasons, a soft-rock band, provided the music. Sweetheart royalty was chosen at the ball. The Sweetheart Queen was Patricia Gale, UTC Student Charged Nichol Kim, a 19 year-old UTCP student from California was charged with second-degree murder in Orem City court last Monday in the shooting death of Hardy Raymond, another UTCP student. A preliminary hearing was scheduled for February 27 at 10 a.m. Bond was set at $25,000 cash or $50,000 property. Smoking The smoking lounge waa burglarized recently. Intramurals List Basketball Schedule The following is the schedule of the All College Tournament for Division A and AA. A Monday, Feb. 27 6:30 A Monday, Feb. 27 7:30 A Tuesday, Feb. 28 5:30 A Tuesday, Feb. 28 6:45 A Tuesday, Feb. 28 7:45 AA Tuesday, Feb. 28 9:00 AA Wednesday, Mar. 1 5:30 AA Wednesday, Mar. 1 6:45 AA Wednesday, Mar. 1 7:45 AA Wednesday, Mar. 1 9:00 A Thursday, Mar. 5:30 A Thursday, Mar. 2 6:45 AA Thursday, Mar. 2 7:45 A Thursday, Mar. 2 9:00 AA Monday, Mar. 6 6:30 AA Monday, Mar. 6 7:45 A Monday, Mar. 6 9:00 a first-year Clerk Typist major from Salem. Her attendants were Terri Brown and Tammy Sorenson. The King was Harly Johnson, a first-year Auto Mechanics major from Mapleton. His attendants were Gary Tolman and John Call. The Student Center was Michael Esplin, public defender, was appointed as Mr. Kim's lawyer. Detective Gary Guymon, investigating officer, said that the altercation took place at the residence of Mr. Kim, 660 N. 800 W., Orem. Mr. Raymond was allegedly shot once in the chest with a 22 calibre pistol at approximately 1:30 a.m., February 11. He lived at 1285 N. 200 W. 58. Lounge Burglarized -J- t , , r " :.'.: , t - - i. . . . -' Intramurals Basketball la the biggest event sponsored by the Intramurals Office. Photo by Richard Braun. UTAH TECHNICAL COLLEGE Chosen decorated in red and white, with white streamers and red hearts and cupids. The refreshments served included red punch and decorated Valentine cookies. "Boy, that punch was good!" exclaimed Laurie Hart, student-body vice-president. Although the band was "boring" in the words of Miss Hart, there was a fairly good turn-out at the affair. "It was a fair turn-out considering that all the wards and branches had activities that night," she said. She did admit however, that she believed that many of the people who bought tickets before the event didn't show up. "We should have had 20 couples there that bought their tickets early, and we didn't," she finished. By Karla Howlett On Wednesday, Feb. 8 between 4 a.m. and 7 a.m., someone wrenched the latch of the Provo campus smoking lounge. They broke the coke-a-cola machine taking about $25 in coins. Attempts of breaking into the fuzz-ball machine were made leaving it damaged. The school is planning on up-grading the smoking lounge in the near future and would like some good support from the students who use the facility in doing so, says Eric Frame, Director of Campus Police. AT PROVO Sweetheart royalty was announced at the Sweetheart Ball held Queen and her escort Harly Johnson was the King. Photo by Parking at Parking is again a problem for the UTCP populace. There just doesn't seem to be enough, especially in Provo. Eric Frame, director of campus police, revealed recently that much of the problem lies with Riviera Apartment. He said that many of their tenants come home after hours, have trouble finding a parking place, and park in UTCP's designated areas instead. He indicated that every morning there are at least a few cars from Riviera parked in UTCP parking areas. He believes that there is not adequate parking provided by Riviera Apartments. Riviera, on the other hand, denies this charge, saying that they are within the parking regulations imposed by city law. They admitted, however, that there should be more parking places for their tenants. One way they are trying to V UTCProvo alleviate this problem is through-reducing their six-men apartments to four men. They are also trying to buy the property of Stout Corporation next door, but it is tied up currently. The managers said they sent Schedule V Feb. 22-Basketball, UTCP vs Utah State at Logan, 7:30 p.m. Feb. 24-Basketball, UTCP vs CSI at Spanish Fork, 7:30 p.m. Feb. 24-Institute Dance, 8 p.m. Feb. 25-BasketbaIl, UTCP vs Weber at Ogden, 5:15 p.m. Mar. 3--ICC General Assembly, 12 noon Mar. 4-5-Institute DinnerGong Show at 7 p.m. February 17, 1978 recently. Patricia Gale was chosen as Richard Braun. Problem notices at the beginning of each term to their tenants to alert them to the "UTCP Only" parking areas. They also claimed that they have problems with UTCP students parking in their areas. of Events